The mission of Collierville Animal Services is to provide animal control and safety for citizens of the Town of Collierville and to ensure the health, safety and welfare of the animals in our trust at the Collierville Animal Shelter. We do this by responsibly and humanely enforcing state, county and Town animal laws and ordinances. Animal Services is also responsible for responding to rabies control, bite calls, animal attacks, cruelty and neglect investigations, injured animal rescues, animal placement and adoption, and disaster rescue.

Four Paws Pet Adoptions, Inc. is organized exclusively for the charitable purpose of fundraising and grant seeking for funds to cover medical treatment, shelter and placement of homeless, neglected and abused animals. hello@fourpawsidaho.org

The Providence Animal Center is a private not-for-profit lifesaving animal welfare organization. We have large and progressive adoption and foster programs along with many low-cost or free veterinary and behavior services for the community to limit the number of pets being surrendered to shelters. We perform Humane Law Enforcement in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

The mission of NSC is to promote responsible pet ownership through education, animal rescue and rehabilitation. NSC is dedicated to the instruction of both the dog and the new owner to ensure permanent, loving homes for our four legged friends. Our goal is to not only rescue homeless animals, but to assist in the relocation of unwanted pets.

We are a rescue that is dedicated to giving every cat - feral or friendly - a chance at a good life. We consider ourselves a rehab rescue and dedicate time and resources to getting our cats healthy and adopted into loving homes.

We respect animals as intelligent beings who possess emotions including unconditional love, happiness, fear, pain, sadness and joy, and who enhance the lives of humans. We are committed to rescue and rehabilitation of companion animals. We are dedicated to the elimination of pain, fear and suffering in all animals.

For over fifty years, the LHS has operated as a private, non-profit organization, caring for lost and homeless animals. Last year, we cared for about 1,800 animals. By operating an open admission facility, we accept every stray or unwanted animal surrendered to us from the Lynchburg community. We accept those that are easily adoptable as pets, as well as those that need special nurturing from abusive or neglectful experiences.

The Brown County Humane Society is a community resource dedicated to promoting animal welfare. We provide temporary shelter to pets in need and promote adoption into permanent homes. We support spaying and neutering to eliminate pet overpopulation. We advocate compassionate care and respect for animals through public education. The BCHS operates an open-admission shelter and is the only animal shelter in this rural community.

An organization dedicated to assisting Community Cats and the people who care for them through targeted TNVR practices. We work collaboratively with our transfer rescue partner who accepts the friendly abandoned stray cats and kittens that were trapped. We believe the path to making positive impact is through educating, embracing, and empowering people to make change happen.

St. Clair County Animal Welfare Advocates is a non-profit, all-volunteer organization striving to elevate St. Clair County to a No kill community through innovative programs that raise community awareness, reduce the number of dogs and cats that enter our shelters, increase the number of dogs and cats that leave our shelters alive.

Our mission will be to rescue homeless pets, obtain veterinary care for them and make them available for permanent placement with responsible guardians. No adoptable pet will be euthanized solely for lack of a permanent home. We will strive for increased public awareness of the need to spay/neuter and vaccinate pets, and educate the public on the proper care of companion animals.

AZ Center for Animal Rescue and Education (AZ CARE) is an all breed dog and cat rescue. We are dedicated to reducing the euthanasia rate through education, spay/neuter programs and adoption events. Our network of foster homes provide a safe haven for dogs/cats while they wait for their forever homes. Our education programs address the pet overpopulation epidemic and strive to find a way to end the suffering in our shelters, state, and nationwide.

PAWS' mission is to compassionately care for the animals entrusted to us. We will strive to protect the people of Anderson County and educate the community about animal health related issues. We will work diligently to care for the animals and find them homes by adoption, by placing into rescues and by reuniting them with their owner.

Harnesslife.org is an all-volunteer NJ-based 501c3 organization. We initiate, promote and support strategic actions to reduce the number of dogs and cats entering shelters. Our emphasis is on prevention and education.

The SPCA of Pittsylvania County is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to rescuing every adoptable companion animal from impoundment and euthanasia by taking the necessary means (including vetting, fostering and transporting) to appropriately place them in loving, permanent homes. We are committed to educating the public on responsible pet ownership and the importance of spaying or neutering companion animals.

The Churchill Foundation strives to not only be an animal rescue, but also a community resource that encourages widespread participation and involvement on rescue issues. We hope to create a collaborative coalition of animal enthusiasts that are willing to work together to portray rescue and shelter animals as the loving and lovable companions that they are.

To rescue the abused, abandoned, and dumped animals in the area. To provide loving care, medical attention, and socialization in as homelike an environment as possible. To provide sanctuary to those deemed unadoptable. To educate the public on humane treatment of animals and the importance and impact of spaying and neutering dogs and cats. To do our part to put an end to pet overpopulation, abuse, and inhumane treatment of animals. Euthanasia is necessary to be humane to a pet, not to control population

WWAS mission is to provide temporary shelter, food, medical attention and comfort to all abandoned, neglected and injured animals brought to us by the community; to restore lost animals to their owners or seek new homes for them; to educate the public about the humane care of animals with a goal of reducing overpopulation.

To educate and empower owners with resources and tools to assist them in locating their lost dogs. Provide finders of lost dogs with resources to facilitate more reunions with owners. Reduce the number of strays in shelters and animal control facilities. Educate the public on keeping their dogs safe.

Our mission is to reduce animal overpopulation by preventing the unwanted births of pets. We provide financial support and education promoting spay and neuter of companion animals. Spay and Neuter Solutions is the only nonprofit organization in Pima County dedicated solely to increasing spay/neuter in our community.

Rainbow Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kurtistown, Hawaii, has developed 7.5 acres of its owned land into a safe, comfortable and caring haven with dog enclosures and 9 catteries nestled amongst the dracena and shade trees. The 80 dogs and 250 cats in residence are maintained every day by dedicated volunteers who work with love to keep our great group of animals healthy, socialized and happy and to prepare them for their forever home.